Star Wars Ep.3 - La Vendetta Dei Sith (Limited Edition Blu-Ray + Steelbook)

È decisamente il migliore dei tre film della seconda della trilogia (in realtà la prima cronologicamente). Un tripudio di effetti speciali, finalmente meglio gestiti rispetto ai primi due episodi in cui obiettivamente la CG - allora troppo acerba - è stata usata troppo e male.
Anche la recitazione dei vari attori risulta assai più convincente e franca. L'implementazione della trama si riallaccia perfettamente al quarto episodio quello originario. Se allora questa trilogia fu sonoramente battuta agli oscar ed ai botteghini dalla ben più pregnante trilogia del Signore degli Anelli, questo terzo episodio risulta altrettanto epico.
Qualità audio/video superba - io personalmente, avendo un impianto 6.1, ho trovato perfetta la traccia ING 6.1 Dts Master Audio e ho saltato quella ITA. Quasi assoluta carenza di contenuti speciali in questa Steelbook edition che assolutamente invece è di taglio elegante.

Buona solo che spesso si interrompe

elena

Recensito in Italia il 12 gennaio 2022

Buona ma spesso si interrompe e a volte non lo si riesce a vedere

Recensito in Italia il 16 giugno 2016

Ho acquistato tutta la collana in edizione speciale e sono rimasto senza parole!
Lo steelbook è veramente stupendo! Le immagini sono ancora più belle viste dal vivo, una qualità pazzesca per un prodotto assolutamente da non farsi scappare se si è un fan della saga e si vuole avere qualcosa di unico da esporre in casa e far vedere agli amici!
Ovviamente i contenuti sono eccellenti.
Must buy!

Recensito in Italia il 8 marzo 2016

Ho acquistato la versione con lo steelbox dei blu ray di Star wars in quanto sono veramente gradevoli, sapevo che le stampe dei dischi all'interno risultano diverse dallo steelbox, ma in fondo il disco va dentro il lettore, è la custodia esterna che ha una "resa grafica" di spicco.
A breve ordinerò anche quelli dell'episodio IV, V e VI.
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Nicola

Prequel

Recensito in Italia il 14 maggio 2023

Completa la trilogia dei prequel ed è quello che fa capire da dove è nato Dart fenner

Ottima qualità video ma...

Cliente Amazon

Recensito in Italia il 31 marzo 2021

perchè un film così vecchio è ancora a pagamento

Daniele Marfone

Sono amante di star wars

Recensito in Italia il 14 novembre 2016

è come ogni amante non potevo farmi scappare queste magnifiche steel book limited. ottima qualità, e fa un figurone con gli altri.
Soddisfatto alla grande. purtroppo uno degli steel book è arrivato ammaccato e graffiato, ma l'assistenza Amazon è stata come sempre fenomenale!

Recensito in Italia il 11 maggio 2021

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Merbouti

Merci a vous

Recensito in Francia il 21 novembre 2023

Produit arrivé très vite bien protégé nickel super vendeur super livraison très heureux

Oscar Carrillo

Pequeña reseña

Recensito in Messico il 3 dicembre 2020

Hola buenas noches a toda la comunidad en esta pequeña reseña les hablaré sobre mi producto concretamente la película de Star Wars episodio tres .
Bueno primero empezaré por el apartado subjetivo es así si me gusta la película como están o no en este caso pues la gran mayoría de nosotros ya conoces la serie estar Wars o saga mejor dicho entonces en mi opinión personal eres muy breve pues yo tengo que decir que yo soy fan de la saga de Star Wars absolutamente así que pasaré directamente al apartado técnico bueno definitivamente de las precuelas es la mejor película remasterizada en HDR también cuenta con un sonido nuevo remasterizado Con Dolby Atmos suena muy bien tan sólo en el primer capítulo nos da una pequeña muestra de la evolución de este sonido en comparación del Blu-ray que salió hace algunos años por ahí del 2008 más o menos debo señalar que el Blu-ray que viene junto con el disco 4K trae un sonido nuevo un dts Master audio 7.1 en el caso del Blu-ray convencional de este Pack Y el disco 4K Como ya lo mencioné un Dolby Atmos renovado definitivamente si les gusta la saga deben adquirir este producto porque también en el apartado visual en HD R convencional no decepciona cumple muy bien

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Andre Gutierrez Bautista

La mejor película de la nueva trilogía

Recensito in Messico il 5 maggio 2019

Si eres fan de Star Wars, es una edición excelente. Esta edición vale la pena, no solo por la película, si no por el arte de la edición. En la parte frontal se encuentra el rostro del General Grivius (“hello there”); mientras que en la parte posterior se encuentra el arte del póster con el que fue anunciada la película. Además, aunque el arte del Blu-ray es sencilla, por dentro se encuentra la escena más característica de la película: el enfrentamiento entre Anakin y Obi-wan. De igual manera, tienes la opción de activar el audio comentario de George Lucas al momento de ver la película. Puedes disfrutar de la película con audio DTS-HD en Inglés con salida a 6.1 canales o en DTS en español latino y francés a 5.1 canales.

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Stephen H. Wood

The best STAR WARS movie of them all

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 22 novembre 2005

STAR WARS: CHAPTER 3-REVENGE OF THE SITH just might be my personal favorite of the six STAR WARS movies. It has a very strong screenplay by George Lucas to compliment world-class sound design by my college best friend Ben Burtt and the expected stupendous visual effects and magnificent John Williams score. It, quite simply, has everything that one could ask of a STAR WARS film, and then some. It makes me feel like a kid again. Several thousand Lucas employees are all working to capacity and beyond. SITH is an adventure masterpiece.

The first thing you notice, even with just stereo headphones and a 27" television in a bedroom, is the overpowering THX soundtrack and wondrous music. They come roaring at you and surround you like overwhelming jet engines. Then you notice the unusually rich color and super-clear images. I am told that SITH was shot in a different format, high definition digital or something. I have no idea what that means, but remember seeing the movie in a theater with that same format and noticing unusually clear images and vibrant color. So Lucas and company must be on to something when the results are tremendous even on a small TV in a bedroom.

This is the longest STAR WARS movie, at 140 minutes. But editors Ben Burtt and Roger Barton keep it well paced, engrossing, and exciting. And Lucas gives it a powerful script. So much happens here, especially Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) becoming Darth Vader, the birth of Luke and Leia at the end, and the fate of Amadala (Natalie Portman) and Count Dooku (Christopher Lee). Anakin will give up his princess to embrace the dark side, and that packs a dramatic wallop I am not used to in even the best STAR WARS film. This is a very dark and gripping movie, worthy of a PG-13 rating. Disk 1 of the widescreen double DVD has optional audio commentary by writer/director Lucas, producer Rick McCallum, production designer Gavin Bouquet, animation director Ron Coleman, and visual effects suupervisors whose insights all enhance the movie we are watching.

The disk 2 DVD seems to go to infinity. First are 15 mini documentaries, about five minutes each, that include such areas as creature creation, makeup, music (John Williams is justifiably proud of having scored all six movies), costumes, stunts with ace stunt coordinator Nick Gillard, sound with my buddy Ben, shooting on digital tape, animation, and even the essential catering for hundreds of hungry craft workers and extras.

Then there are five or six Deleted Scenes, hosted by writer/director Lucas and producer McCallum. These are very good scenes that just run too long, slow the movie down, or refocus it, like several with Senator Padme that give her too much emphasis at that point in the story.

Finally, there are three major documentaries: (1) 15 minutes on the film's stunts with Nick Gillard doing such a good job as fight arranger that Christensen and Ewan McGregor (Obi-wan Kenobi) wanted to do most of their own light saber stunts. (2) "The Chosen One"-30 minutes, which has George Lucas focusing on Darth Vader over six films. Darth Vader is a very serious and tragic character, a villain who becomes a redemptive victim. Does Anakin want to marry the lovely Padme or face his responsibility as a Jedi Knight? Anakin, then Darth Vader, is a good man who decides to embrace his evil nature, which makes a powerful conflict. This is one reason why I favor this STAR WARS chapter the most. And am I the only one who, at the end of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (Chapter 5) or RETURN OF THE JEDI (Chapter 6), when Darth Vader is finally unmasked as a harmless little man, is reminded of The Wizard of Oz (Frank Morgan) unmasked near the end of THE WIZARD OF OZ? Was that intended?

And (3) the crown jewel of disk 2 is a huge 90 minute feature documentary that goes into microscopic detail on how just one minute of the movie was made, from screenplay to finished film. The documentary is called "Within a Minute", if you are trying to locate it on your disk two. The scene is a fabulous one, Anakin and Obi Wan having a light saber duel in a volcano called Mustafer (really Mount Etna in Italy when everyone got lucky from a real volcano erupting) full of brilliant orange lava. We start with Lucas' script, which will change a lot because Lucas believes that the movie is "made in the editing room." Each of two dozen craft areas have as many as six hundred workers, each with one specific task in the total jigsaw puzzle picture. Included are construction, props, makeup, costumes, and catering for several thousand people all over the world. 80 people worked on just costumes, under Trisha Biggars. Nick Gillard worked with the actors on stunts, especially light saber duels which required several types, sizes, and weight swords. The fights for this lava field fight were apparently done in front of what is called a "green screen", with the lava added as spectacular visual effects; the two must be perfectly coordinated, along with cinematographer David Tattersall's exquisite widescreen cinematography. There are three different camera operators, working with pioneering high definition digital tape, which everyone seems very impressed with in terms of both quality and final result time. There are also dozens of electricians (gaffers).

Ben Burtt is the renowned and Oscar-winning sound designer again, supervising both dialogue recorded on the set and sound effects in post production, then blending everything perfectly with John Williams' lush music (one of his greatest scores) and what is called foley (sound effects, like doors opening and footsteps). It was apparently a mammoth editing job, eighteen months on two continents. Editors Burtt in Marin County (California) and Roger Barton in Sydney (Australia) had a herculean, if labor of love job. Remember again that Lucas likes "making the movie in the editing room," not surprising for a movie that will combine live action, animation, green screen, and computer graphics. Every single detail must blend perfectly. The audience might not notice an extra detail, but will definitely notice a flaw on a big theater screen. And re-recording will be done in London, where Williams will work on the almost non-stop music score.

Now Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) in Marin County comes into play with 150 people. Several departments, each with their separate crews, will add the volcano effects to the green screen fight shot with actors Christensen and McGregor. But this is one of only something like 2100 separate shots, each of which has animation (supervisor Ron Coleman is one of the disk one audio commentators), computer graphics, and models. Rotoscoping and compositing next come into play-matte paintings (essentially painted backdrops that alter reality) and painting to combine everything flawlessly on a visual level. Ben and his re-recording mixers make sure the entire audio for each scene blends perfectly in itself and with the visuals. Sound mixing has to do with what track in a scene-dialogue or music or effects-will dominate and to what degree.

Finally, we have a finished film that hopefully is ready for unveiling to the public. The result for most of the critics I've read is that SITH is the best of the first three movies, meaning chapters 1 - 3. No one seems willing to suggest, as I am, that just maybe it is even better than chapters 4 - 6 from two decades ago. And why not? After all, SITH has a knockout soundtrack, brilliantly rich and clear photography, fabulous music, and a very dramatic and powerful screenplay. 25 years of technological advancements have gone into it. Once again, so help me, REVENGE OF THE SITH is my favorite STAR WARS film. Everyone who worked on it, down to the lowliest laborer, can be very proud of his or her job. This is a majestic and unforgettable work of art and labor of love. And do see it on home video in widescreen format.

And what a thrill it is to now finally have the entire STAR WARS sextette finished and available on a DVD bookshelf like a favorite friend to pull out and watch at whim, ideally over six consecutive nights. Now maybe the enormously talented George Lucas can get his gang back together to make another AMERICAN GRAFFITI (1973). Maybe he can do a change of pace adolescence drama or family human interest drama with my dear college friend Ben Burtt as sound designer and editor. 180 degrees different from STAR WARS. Cheers to all.

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Grondin

Un film de toute beauté.

Recensito in Francia il 22 novembre 2005

Ce film était annoncé comme le plus noir de la série. Cette noirceur n'est pas celle qu'on attendait pour le plus grand bonheur des fans.
Au niveau effets spéciaux, rien à redire. C'est absolument très bien fait et constitue un très grand spectable de cinéma.
Sur l'histoire, elle surpasse largement les effets spéciaux, ce qui donne une idée de l'intrigue. Bien entendu Palpatine montre le vrai visage de Darth Sidious, le Maître Noir des Sith.
On voit le conseil Jedi n'accorder aucune confiance à Anakin, ce qui constitue un atout majeur au futur Empereur et une erreur fatale pour l'Ordre. Mais on découvre surtout le motif réel de la conversion d'Anakin en Darth Vader lequel est le vrai dindon de la farce de l'histoire.
La scène finale où le masque de survie de Vader est mis, on découvre un Vader non comme un sadique sanguinaire et impitoyable, mais comme un homme souffrant. Non comme un infâme traitre, mais comme une victime dépassée par les évènements.
Luke et Padmé l'avaient senti, et ont vu encore le bien en lui. Obi Wan ne l'a pas découvert, tout cela parce que le code d'honneur des Jedi interdit d'avoir des sentiments amoureux pour quelqu'un. C'est cet amour défendu qui causa, en fait, la perte de l'Ordre.
On se rend compte que, dès le départ, Vader voulut renverser l'Empereur et règner avec sa femme Padmé, comme il l'a proposé aussi à son fils (Episode V).
Rappelons-nous ce que disait Anakin peu avant de mourir (Episode VI) à son fils : "Tu avais raison, dis à ta soeur que tu avais raison."
Le film est émouvant. Je ne peux que tirer mon chapeau à Georges Lucas pour avoir eu le génie d'un tel scénario.
Une question se pose à nous tous : qu'aurions nous fait à la place d'Anakin ?
Un film à voir et à revoir.
En ce qui concerne les suppléments de l'édition collector, les coulisses montrent comment une scène de une minute peut prendre plusieurs mois de travail. C'est une oeuvre gigantesque qui a été accomplie pour la sortie du dernier opus de la saga Star Wars.
Pour ma part, j'en ai eu largement pour mon argent... et mon plaisir.

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